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ee TRAE 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuasday, April 27, 1993 Passion for plants led local women down garden path and into business Darlynne Colmer and Gerda Tanti have cultivated a unique idea. The Port Perry residents have started a business called The English Garden and will de- sign, prepare and plant flower beds, herbs, fruits and vegeta- ble gardens for their clients. "A lot of people want a garden but don't have the time," Mrs. Tantisays. "Our service is mainly for peo- ple who want to get started (gar- dening) but don't know exactly how to put it together, or who don't have the time," her part- ner, Mrs. Colmer, adds. Although neither of the wom- en have a degree in horticul- ture, they have learned tricks of the trade through experience andinterest. - "Really, that's how you be- come an expert," Mrs. Colmer says. / Both women have extensive annual and perennial gardens at their homes, but the gardens are designed to reflect their own personality and needs. Mrs. Tanti, a gourmet cook, incorporates herbs into her gar- dens, while Mrs. Colmer, who enjoys crafts, complements her beds with flowers that retain their beauty when dried. Just as their own gardens are tailored to them, Mrs. Tanti and Mrs. Colmer want to design oth- er people's gardens to suit thei personalities and needs. After an initial visit, the wom- en will present the client with a garden plan, a list of the plants used, and the different flower- ing times. : And although they sow the seeds, it will be their clients who reap the benefits. For more information, please 220 The English Garden at 985- 2 LAWN SEED & FERTILIZER from 1 Ib. to 1,000 Ibs. S10 NEI SVAVIN Blo FAN PASTURE SEED SEED CORN & SOYBEANS We also bave a wide selection in stock. call 16986-4331 Blackstock ~ wishes to , LADIES NITE Zi OouT! JM "Utica News Church and Sunday ool this' week will be held in'Utica - at'11 am. Bible Study is at 10 a.m. U.C.W. meeting on May 11 at Grace Kirk's home starting at 1 p.m. Dorothy Imperial from Community Care will be a guest speaker. Anyone with Regal or- ders please get them to Elva Kerry .this week. Anyone who to Goodwood U.C.W. luncheon on May 10 please contact Grace Kirk so she can let them know how "We'll Sow...Yau'll Reap!" That' lish Garden. The Port Perry women will design you ~ for you. Please see story for details. up to me Home - 9853660 $528: month CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET GEO many to expect. The Youth Group will meet at the home of Sandra Kerry, Fri- day, May 7 at 8 p.m. Everyone wear a hat and bring $3. for munchies and supplies. There were 13 1/2 tables of euchre on Friday night in Utica Hall with the following win- ners: Ladies: 1st Verna Slute, 2nd Bernice Appleton; 3rd Ber- nice 'Loudfoot. Men's 1st Del- bert Catherwood, 2nd Martin Gall, 3rd George Harper. Most lone hands: 6 by Olive Ormis- ton. Freeze-out winners were . Vera Fawns and Ruth Beach McDonald with Celeste Smal- . ley and Phyllis Pegg coming sec- ond. Draws were won by Mal- col Allbright, Vera Fawns and Verna Slute. Elva Symes won the 50/50. There will be another euchre in twoo weeks, May 7. s the motto of Gerda Tanti and Darlynne Colmer of The Eng- r garden, purchase the plants, and sow them et May 7 Sunday visitors at the Sut- cliffe home were Wayne and Lynn Berry and children of Port Perry. I spent the week in Amherst-: view with son Charlie, Sue and children and getting acquainted with my new. granddaughter _ Melissa.. While there, I learned , that Bill had been moved to U%- | bridge Hospital. On Sunday af- ternoon, 1 visited with Bill's mother ~ Katheryn Brown in, Sunderland to wish her a happy birthday. A eT Ken Slute and family were Saturday night guests 'with his parents to celebrate the 12th birthday of Leedell. Sympathy to Lorne Slute and family in the sudden passing of his brother Merle of Bowmanville on Sun- day. SE 1993 Cadillac DeVille $34,488* BE 4.9L, 200 HP V8 © Leather Seating TT | o ABS © Driver's Side Air Bag e 80,000 km Bumper to Bumper Warranty George Bright « PASS-Key II Theft Deterent System 1¢800+263+2000 o 24-hour Roadside Service 8523331 ; total amount of lease is $28,844 OA.C. Some mileage conditions * Purchase price for Cadillac DeVille equipped as described including $1,500 cash back, GST is included in cash back. Lease rate based on a 48 month GMAC lease and capital cost of $37,072 (including minimum down payment of $3,600). Monthly payment of $528; lease cost is $3,272.48; apply. 24 and 38 month contracts also available. These kmited time olifer may not be combined or used in combination with any other offer except the College Graduate Program. Offers apply to 1003 new, unused or demonsira- tion models obtained for retail delivery from dealer inventory. Price and lease does not include freight (8750), license, insurance and taxes.